Originally posted by: crazySOB297
Originally posted by: Train
10 Million seems like way too even of a number. When a business or a "unreleased product" get bought by another business, they hammer away like hell at the numbers, and come up with the exact amount they are willing to invest, minimizing risk and loss. If he had come out and said "I sold my idea/business for $11.23 million" then I would be slightly more inclined to believe it than $10 mil even. That and other factors in this thread leave me with a lot of doubts.
my gut tells me shens.
Just over $10 after taxes is not a nice round number. I rounded it for simplicity.
Originally posted by: crazySOB297
Originally posted by: HeroOfPellinor
Originally posted by: crazySOB297
Originally posted by: BigJ
Struggling to make car payments owning a fvcking Z06?
Why don't you buy me the world's smallest violin and some lessons with your 10 mill and I'll play it for you.
Yeah, that car is probably the only reason I won't flip out and buy a veyron or something. Bought it when I had no bills and spent 75% of my paycheck on it each month. Then college started, I barely had time to work and books and stuff aren't cheap.
Money goes away really fast. I was about a semester away from selling that car cause college was more important.
Who ran your successful business while you were in college? Why didn't you just give yourself a raise if the car was 75% of your paycheck?
It wasn't "ran..." go read through my previous posts. I have worked for compusa and cartoys in the meantime to pay for my car and other bills. Plus I bought that car when I had just turned 17 and this was all still a dream/thought...
Originally posted by: crazySOB297
Originally posted by: Train
10 Million seems like way too even of a number. When a business or a "unreleased product" get bought by another business, they hammer away like hell at the numbers, and come up with the exact amount they are willing to invest, minimizing risk and loss. If he had come out and said "I sold my idea/business for $11.23 million" then I would be slightly more inclined to believe it than $10 mil even. That and other factors in this thread leave me with a lot of doubts.
my gut tells me shens.
Just over $10 after taxes is not a nice round number. I rounded it for simplicity.
Originally posted by: Born2bwire
Originally posted by: crazySOB297
Originally posted by: HeroOfPellinor
Originally posted by: crazySOB297
Originally posted by: BigJ
Struggling to make car payments owning a fvcking Z06?
Why don't you buy me the world's smallest violin and some lessons with your 10 mill and I'll play it for you.
Yeah, that car is probably the only reason I won't flip out and buy a veyron or something. Bought it when I had no bills and spent 75% of my paycheck on it each month. Then college started, I barely had time to work and books and stuff aren't cheap.
Money goes away really fast. I was about a semester away from selling that car cause college was more important.
Who ran your successful business while you were in college? Why didn't you just give yourself a raise if the car was 75% of your paycheck?
It wasn't "ran..." go read through my previous posts. I have worked for compusa and cartoys in the meantime to pay for my car and other bills. Plus I bought that car when I had just turned 17 and this was all still a dream/thought...
So, you've started a business and sold it for $10 million within a year at the age of 18 while going to college that took up so much time that you barely had time to work at your part time jobs?
Originally posted by: BigJ
Originally posted by: crazySOB297
Originally posted by: Train
10 Million seems like way too even of a number. When a business or a "unreleased product" get bought by another business, they hammer away like hell at the numbers, and come up with the exact amount they are willing to invest, minimizing risk and loss. If he had come out and said "I sold my idea/business for $11.23 million" then I would be slightly more inclined to believe it than $10 mil even. That and other factors in this thread leave me with a lot of doubts.
my gut tells me shens.
Just over $10 after taxes is not a nice round number. I rounded it for simplicity.
So now it's $10 mill after taxes?
Oh boy your life just keeps on getting better and better.
That, and if someone can earn that much money legitimately, then you'd imagine that they would have some idea on how they want to spend it. You start a business with a passion of some sort, especially at a young age, where is that passion? Why did you start it? If someone really accomplishes what he claims to, you already have your own plans, you don't talk like a check for 10 million just showed up and you made it big as a freshman in college, it's not that easy.Originally posted by: dhcloud
So you sold your company for 10 million dollars at the age of 18, while in school with barely enough time to work, struggling to make a car payment, and conveniently cant reveal any info like company name or product. Can you blame people for doubting?
Originally posted by: dhcloud
So you sold your company for 10 million dollars at the age of 18, while in school with barely enough time to work, struggling to make a car payment, and conveniently cant reveal any info like company name or product. Can you blame people for doubting?
Originally posted by: SociallyChallenged
Originally posted by: Ns1
Originally posted by: Chryso
Two chicks at once.
don't forget the cup
Die.
Originally posted by: crazySOB297
hey mods, can you kill this thread, people are starting to harass my friends by AIM. Thanks
Originally posted by: compuwiz1
You could buy everyone a new alternator and battery with that kind of money.